Sri Lanka, which attended One Belt One Road conference in Beijing has backed India's concern over the Kashmir issue. <br/><br/>Speaking to PTI, Sarath Amanugama, Sri Lanka's Minister on Special Assignment said, it is difficult for New Delhi to accept the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as it goes through the heart of Indian interests. <br/><br/>The Minister said, if it would have been some uncontested region, India would have negotiated its way out.<br/><br/>India skipped the meeting due to its sovereignty concerns over the 50 billion dollars CPEC, which goes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The two-day conference in Beijing brought together leaders from 29 countries.

Sri Lanka, which attended One Belt One Road conference in Beijing has backed India's concern over the Kashmir issue. <br/><br/>Speaking to PTI, Sarath Amanugama, Sri Lanka's Minister on Special Assignment said, it is difficult for New Delhi to accept the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) as it goes through the heart of Indian interests. <br/><br/>The Minister said, if it would have been some uncontested region, India would have negotiated its way out.<br/><br/>India skipped the meeting due to its sovereignty concerns over the 50 billion dollars CPEC, which goes through Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The two-day conference in Beijing brought together leaders from 29 countries.